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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-11-03
A GRAND ROCK PILE
splondors OF tho Zandia, Now Mc1ieof
Uncomfortable Mountain.


Albuquerque has not the charming
situation OF Santa Fe. nor its inconi-
parable summer climate, its altitude
being something like two thousand
feet less No town on tho Rio Grandc'
however, il without mountain scenery.
and Albuquerque is fortunate In hav-
Ing tho Zandia about twelve miles to
tho eastward. Ihavc never been moro
tempted to enthusiastic superlativcs
than in the presence of this magniii-
cent rock pile. which has the largo dig.
nifty Of n single long-swccping wavo
uplifting itself in u calm soa. The sky
here knows few changes. The Zandia
however, makes up for this, and alters
lis aspect from morning TO night, its
surface presenting those subtle effects
of light and shade that an artist is
wont to seek in tho shifting
clouds. In the morning tho noun
tain rises above the town a
mass of dark aud Vague purple
shadow with majestic contour. Tho
march of the hours is marked by in.
dcscribablc changes in surface APP
pcarancc; n broad platform appears,
q rock pinnacle shoots up. q trc'
mcndous ledge juts out into the clear
light from tho depth of shadow still
behind. and new race of Titans
seems TO be springing into being from
the womb of their mountain mother
There is no haze. but in the heat OF
noon n robe of transparent atmos.
phcrio purple enwraps the mountain
royalty, and pnlsates with tho life OF
the hour. 1t is not until the low sun
throws his rays full on tho western
face that every rock. every detail. OF
the gigantic mass is revealed, and
the whole seems close Mt hand. Then
he suddenly sufruscs it MI with gold.
and nushes the summit with q rosy
cloud wreath, until the splcndor fades
away into the dusk, and the mount
ain becomes more darkly mysterious
than in tho morning. Chrtstia" al
Work. go
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-11-03
GOOD PENMANSHlP.
A Teachers Views on Good Writing and
What IL Must Include.

What IL Must Include.
Prof ID. Z. Ames in q lecture be.
foro tho Institute of Accounts OF the
City of New York, comments rs fol-
lows on what constitutes y good BUSH
ness hand:
For business or countmg-room writ.
ing, thero can no more be standard
than for the stature and physiognomy
Of those who write it. Even those who
have learned to write by practicing
from tile same copies and under the
same teacher. and who, as schoolboys.
have written essentially the same
hands, will ultimately write styles
differing rs widely as will their en-
vironments and varied standing
in business and life; although
in each there may remain tho
same relative degree OF OK
celloncc. Nevertheless, there arc GER
tain qualities which must be present
in all good writing. 1t must be legi.
bic, written with facility, and grac eful
and harmonious in appearance. The
less shade used IN business writing the
better Shaded lines can be produced
only by u special contraction OF the
muscles. Motion is thus retarded, and
the muscular force exhausted; while
III unshaded writing there is uniform
casy.nowing motion of the pen. In
order that there should DO the requisite
strength of line, for clear, strong.
legible writing, a pen Of more than
medium coarsencss should be used.
A person thus writing need have no
fear of the writer's cramp. In several
instances where parties were
afflicted with the cranp. an
entire change to tho forearm move
ment and unshaded small writing, he
wrought speedy cure. To present o
pleasing appearance to the eye. writ.
ing must have uniformity in form.
size, shape, slant line and flow OF
motion. Ono of tho most fruitful
sources of bad writing is carelessness.
For persons who lacked the power or
skill to write legibly there might DO
some reasonable excuse, but for those
possessing all the requisite skill and
power to destroy legibility through
sheer carelessness there can be no ex
cuse, good and characteristic forms
costs no more to make than do illegi.
BILE or doubtful ones. Figures should
be small. unshaded, distinctive In
their character. A large proportion
of errors in accounts results from
failure to place figures In their re-
spective places. IN y Star.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-11-03
ELY'S
'REAMBALM

Iu6sred from CO.
nrrh ~ years. The
droppings into the
throat uere nauseat-
ing. Ny nose oied al
most daily. Sineehs
first day use ofEly's
Cream Balm haze
had no Needm5,Ms
soreness IS entirely
gone. d. @. David
son, with tho Boston
Budget.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-11-03

TO prevent the jar upon the brain
which comes from walking on pave
nsnss, IN elastic india rubber boot
heel is recommended in place OF thu
perfectly hard heel.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-11-03

To prevent the jar upon tho brain
which comes from walking on pave
ments, an elastic india rubber boot
heel is recommended in place of thu
perfectly hard heel
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

in and is generally seen head under
water with symmetrical lncarnadlne
hosiery waving nigh above the waters
blUe
The New Jersey girl is timid and
usually requires a pair of stout arms to
hold her. Ii there is no gallant on
hand to toss her through the breakers
she hugs the rope.
The Virginia girls at Old Point and
Cape May swim and tumble like dol
phins, and love to swim out to the life
boat, and clambering into 1t, take long
dive, coming up close to the shore.
The fashionable Philadelphia g.rl is
very particular to have somebody nice"
90 in with her, and is usually so exclu-
sive that she won't even bathe IN the
same ocean with any o"e not of her set.
Tie Boston belle prefers to take her
ahlutions in private, bnt her fAvorito
wrinkle at Narragansctt is to lie at the
edge of the surf, and when it vets her
on one side then roll over and get wet
on the other.
French maids at the seaside hotels,
rs rule, put on an old skirt, without
stockings. and go troop:ng into tho
ocean about dusk.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
One OF the C,rnMd.

He returned to Detroit from trip TO
Europe Saturday night When he
crossed the river and felt that he was
home once more he stepped high. He
expected little crowd to meet him at
the depot, and he was not disappointed;
a score of people took him by the hand
and welcomed him home. One of the
score did more than that. He drew the
returned aside and said:
$50 you have been to Europet'
eyes"
ssGone ninety days, ehs"
'sYes, about ninety
s'Have good time.''
''Splendid..'
sWell, am awful glad to see you
back. So YOU had good timc:"
Indeed, sir, did"
.sGlad to get home, l 'sposc??"
s.Yes.'
s.Did they treat You we'll over there"
'.Oh, certainly. Let's see. You have
the advantage of me. What is your
name, please"
'.My name? Oh, I'm Green
'.Grecn: Green"
.Ycs-used to run feed store on
Michigan avenue, you know? You went
off owing me $l.G5 for cats, but haven't
worried over it bit Just thought Id
drop down and welcome You, and if you
had the change handy I'd receipt the
hiup'-Dctroit Free Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
senaoor KMdleDerger once fought two du-
Ovcr-vor!lcd Women.

For ~worn-out," '.run-down." ticbi!ita.cd
school teachers. millincrs. sca:ns;rcsses house
keepers, and over-vTorked women generally. Or.
Pierces Favorite Prescription IS the pes, of all
restorative toncs. IL is nOta "Cure-all," but a!-
mirably fultillS slnglcncSs Of purpose. hcin- 2
most potent Specific for all those Chronic Weak
nesses and Diseases peculiar 10 women. 1t : 4
powerful, general as well as uterine tonic and
nervine, and inparts viSor and strength to the.
whole system. II promptly cures wca ness OF
stomach, indigestion. roatinc, weak back, ncr-
vous prostration, debility and slceplessness in
either sex. FaTorite Prescription is sold by
druggists under our plSitrs q,hGrd1tSr Sro
wrapper around bottle. Price Sl.UJ a bottle, or
ak bottles for 500
A largo treatise on Diseases Of Women. pro-
tusely illustrated with coiorcd plates and nm.
merous wooG-cuts. sent for ten cents in STAMPS
Address, WORLDS DISrEHSAEY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, GG5 Main Street. Buffalo, " y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
A Budget of Breezy Gossip Re.
lating Exclusively to the
Fair Sex.
Accompanied By Some Notes on the
Ever Changing Styles in Femi-
nine Attire.
The Newest Costume.

N,--l,,.. C.;r1, ID nat ba1Iave OOe
-,.i,:i,,, ~ os 49, ' nonsonse # von want
- .,s4-; ".4 = " ;,,r+ - rot;cn and Won viii find
80 | "hai,,,;I,. ~ 5rosso1 c;ri neglected
W, LII ,on +ho+ +ha c;rl Wifi ROSY
a,Ha,. u+ wax nS se9 .narl @ ,;nr inc eves viii lose
hntS tbo aoi,r and the snarEl,. unless
sho si i,s1.l.. an tIa, nm with nrettv ribbons
sn5 walI.mada nm drv-pools.
Si>, "e 49, Al,,", laars -" So,,t b,,a snch de-,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
Regret.
llv we had loved them more.

# only we had loved them more,
Our lost, whom never love can reach,
Who thrill not at our tenderest speech,
Nor answer, though our hearts implora
If only for one little day,
One day OF days, they could return,
How would our grateful spirits yearn
To lavish treasures on their way!
Our feet to serve them, ah, how swift
Our hands how gentle. and our eyes
How Clear to see, should shadows rise;
Or griefS their perfect gladneSS rift
Too late. Come back no vanished hours:
But, living and beloved, there still
Remain sweet friends. Be ours the will
To Strew their paths with thorlleSs flower
-[Youths Companion
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

curls is held closely at the nape OF the
neck by fancy pin.
This coiti'ure may be dressed in two
wavs. II the hair is short or thin all
the hair should be brushed up in the
front, and for tie curls at the back
false ha;r will be necessary, or If the
hair is thick, tie front may be divided
for the toupet or front bunch, and the
back strand LETT to fall in the curls at
the neck.
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not give it too much
attent on. 1t should
be brushed with a soft
brush, smoothed with
her own soft hands,
5 Il . ken and aired,
twisted and curled nd
liUi;1sm.
Ladies with heavy,
long Su tes Of hair are
much exercised over
K eeOinc it freshly
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

washed or shampooed. 1t is a very
tiresomc thing to do ones self but
most of them try to do 1t. They
break their backs, they say, bending
over basin for half hour, onl V to
/ swing their arms of tanning it dry the
ensuing hour. Then, nine times out of
ten, they do not get it thoroughly
dried, give up exhausted, let it dry
itself, and wake up next morning with
a terr .ble cod in their heads.
Consequently when bright little
woman said to rs the other day, Il
wash my hair every week, my bang
sometimes every day, and it only takes
less than five minutes to dry it, we
went down upon our knees and be-
sought her to reveal the howwithal she
did it.
"perhaps you vii! not want to try
it." she said, @but all the fashionable
hair-dressers recommend it, and have
tried it and lind it makes the hair soft
, md fluffy, cleanses the scalp thorough
lv, and the heaviest head Of hair can
be washed and dried in ten minutes. l
wash my hair in gasoline" ,"
"Gasoline." we fairly shrick. THAT
dreadful smelling stiff? You would
never get tie odor out of your hair in
your life"
"Yes, do. 1t is all gone by tho
time Won can shake your hair out
thoroughly, leaving not trace behind.
The odor is certainly pretty strong
while You are using it, but not stronger
than ammonia, which so many ladies
use. Ammonia and gasoline are the
only cleaners You can use which will
keep light-colored hair in its natural
shade. There is no brand of soap but
will make i, darker. No lady who has
once used gasoline will ever bother
with anything else. You had better
trv it.
Well, shampoo your hair how you
will, if you make any pretensions to
youth and style you must adopt the
new diana couture as we illustrate it
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

front and back. The halr
is brushed up very high
and fastened with an in
visible comb, not in the
middle Of the head as
] ]formerly, but almost over
the forehead and then ar
ranged there in a bunch
OF loops and curls, with
N all light curls al |
around the forehead and
ears. The long back hair
in three or four heavy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
Funniest Part of a Dog.

Hunter-"Can you tell me what is the
funniest part OF a dog"
Farmer-"His tail, guess. It's such
awag.
no. The funniest part OF dog is
his lungs"
slow do you make that outl"
They are the seat Of his pants, don't
you see."-TsxQs .>ytings.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
How They Bathe.

The New York girl, when she bathes
at all. attitudinizes with half her slight
" clad person out OF water, looking
for all the world like a merry mer-
maid.
The Baltimore beauty plunges boldly
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
A Monkey Model.

i saw Mrs. B - to-day, papa, and
I took Off my hat and bowed to her very
politely
I'm very glad to hear that Where
did YOU learn to bow so nicely" asked
the fond father. bliS>fullv anticipating
that he had himself been the ,aodcl.
Il saw the hand-organ mcakcy do it. "
was the prompt rcply.-Ep~s''.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

There are 1.400.0CO.o00 cigarettes smoked
in this country anuuailv
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

One million bushels OF edible oysters,
it is estimated, were caught in the waters
of Long Island Sound during the past
year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
At the Concert.

At the Concert: 4 pianist has been
playinga a mouotonous piece for half an
hour.
'sIt is not surprising" said some one;
she is deaf, and does not hear himself. "
Then make him sign that he has
finished. ."-ESeaG1ae.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye-water. Druggists sell at
nor hottie
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

When all so-called remedies fail Dr.. Sage's
Ca.acrh Remedy cures.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

DR.. Pierce's "Pleasaa. Purga.tve Pellets"
cleanse and purify the blood and relieve the dj-
geStiye organs.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
DIR TALMAGE'S SUNDAY SERMON
something Concerning the Relations of
The Sexes as They Were Created.

TENT: $50 COZ created D,ra in His ORA
taaage, tie int,,qe o. t;ol rI.r,,t.,l He hinl,
n'ots dmd Je!GaLc ci'cticd lie ticOt. -t;eaesis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

ROYAL GLUE mcnds anything. Broken Chi
na, Glass, Wood. Free vials at Drugs. and Gro.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

In the Mexican church choir no woman i.
allowed to sing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

Ia cough distUrbS your sleep take PiSo'.
Cure FOR Consumption and rest well.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

'HERE is no
gain s ayin G
t Il a t in the
midst of the
life of q sea-
son We a re
in the death
Of it. The hot
S II n S of Au-
gust fairly
upOn US, we
are treated to
a few hints on
autumn fash
ions. It is
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

Sea bathing By moonlight or starlight is an
ovation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
Queen and Princess.

Our readers may like to see how the
Queen of England and the Princess OF
Wales were dressed at their last draw
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

But. to lie more definite, the har IS
Woman's crowning g!orv. and she can
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
q FOR CASE eATAR|REH Which they CAN NOT CURE
| UNTOLD AGONY
| FROM GATtRRH.

that every day, toward
| could barely speak q
in" and clearing of N.
use OF DIR. Sage'S CatA
man, and the cure ha:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

DR.. Sagc's Catarrh R"nct
licvc it to be the only 8
turcd. and one has only
astounding results and q
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21
SICK HEADACHE.

It may truthfully be said that
universal. not a gland or tissue
Sold by druggists. for % cents 4
.cal Laboratory OF WORLDS DIS
Buffalo, n. Y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-21

COLDS worth 500 r"r roTnl. PettltS Eye Salvc
" Si..0 but Is sod 81 = cents box by dealers
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g,sftAts aaa gaathts ssnna.

Oas aus Den 0errn @bblemaa
unb WiaD BON SempIe uno profeKor
Wc@bennD bon 2ampaias b~eftebenbe
&omite bes GarmersM liana 1T Dor Sur.
aenl bon Warble Sails auriidgefebrt.
9aRelbe par in gegleitung Der 9erren
g. 6. Sollan6, profefor %. $. &ufs
leu unb S. 8. 80. Smitb,-bie beiben
lebteren iparen gebeten poroen, fi@ als
fa6berffdnbige Se9nifer anaui9lieBen,
bort bingegangen, um fi1 einen piis
ieni9aftli9 unb auf Selbfanf6auuns
begriinoeteu 8esriff bon benz Wertbe
Der Colorado Maiferfraft fiir Snbuftriez
3tpede gu bet!9affen. Wir freuen uns
mittbeiIen gu f6nnen, baB bas Romite
auf @ruab feiner unteriu6unsetr ben
gef@luB gefaBt bat, einen ginfigen
8ert6t 5u erftatten, tporia Marble
Sails als plab fir bic @nIage ether
gaumtpouen , Jabrif (Spinnerei) emt.
pfobIen mir6, mdbrenb es fi1 betreffs
elmer Wonenfabrif su @uniten BON So
NAL County (alio Neu.8 raunfels) ers
fldrt bot. Wie Qerr Smith rns mits
tbeilt, bat prof. NuFea bic augenblids
liGe Waferfraft in 81. G.,-unb fie III
geringer als ientals 3ubor,-auf unge>
fdbr 5000 pferoefrdfte abgeiddBt, udbz
renb bieielbe = nod 9errn Smiths ei.
gener Nbf9dbung = gu iol9en 3eiten,
tDo bas Wafer nit ieiner Dur1l9nitts
Ilafe uber ben Damn lduft, gegen
10000 pferbefrdfte betrdgt. Giner
Der 2omitesM itglie6er ipra9 ii9 balm
aug, baB felbf bic iebt borbanoene
Wafermaie fir ale 3uede, fitr tpel9e
bic NQian3 He gebrau1en tpirbe, 5ureis
6enb fei. 9arf man einem = iebr
tpabrf9einli9en = @erii9te @lauben
f9enfen, 10 tpdre es i'm 8orf9lag, baB
bic Garmer : Nlian5 bon @urnet So.
bic .8urnet > MiQs" antaufe unb in
8ieb 3ablung leite.
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..sna.sa. km-.f. 80. 4,

in iuriaaIi0er @sife ipti0t be
nGbieagOsr Qrbeiter3eitung" ft9 Hber Elm
fiir5li@ telegrapbif9 erm6bntes Sefas
ment tuie folgt aus: 2ebi GoIenfelb bon
ber s~SSnternational Bant" in Gbicaqo
itarb bor einigen Sagen unb binterlieB
elm Germ6gen bon So, 200, 900. 9as
Nues bate fi9 ber Mantt aIs braber,
re9ti1affener Wu9erer er5partl eeyu
fetnem Dor einigen Sabren berfaBten Ses
lament bate ct feinem Sobtt MoriB
aabe5u ben gan3en Blunber berma6t.
Wtorib mar in benz Mei3en>g Corner bon
1euli9 Der 6auptma9er unb ging, als
oerielbe berfra6te, rn,a@uue". Seine
8ldubtger = natirli@ aud Iauter ehrs
li9e 2ait = berloren ettpa $500, 900 an
ibm. Wdre Maurib nun iebt In ben
gefb ieiner grbi6aft selctgt, banu
bdtt' bas iuft ein geiunbes 6reHen fit
Sene abgegeben! Sas rnertte Der chr.
li9e Nlte unb, bamit er nit rubiqen1
@euiRen aus biefer f9Ie9ten WeIf fab
rem unb f6ulblDs Dor ieineit Batter
Mbrabam treten t1nne, IieB er nod
f9neI bor ieinem gnbe Elm @o6ictu aus
fertigen, tpel9es feline v~tiefgeliebte
S9piegerto@ter", ndmli9 Mauriben's
Trou, aur grbia erbebt. 2ebi mar els
net Der 0an9eiebenffen unb re6tl6afen.
ttel Bhrger" Der Stabt!
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Eeras ..

Der 6etretdr Der 9ubion 8aus
unb 2eibgeielf9aft bat $4,000 unters
f@lagen' Die nnfdbisteit Der 9ertpal,
tu~ngsbeamten ertldrt oas uabrf@einlide
Sefait.
auf einem San3persnhaen ON
@oletto, OegDitt gountp, fam es gun,
Streit unb mebrere iunge 2eute aogen
ibre MeRer. Die @eruunbeten beiBen
Walib. Seler unb Stills.
- Sic 8eri9te aus 6il, Bosqne unb
ben angren3enben Counties lauten tral1s
rig. Die wolfenbru9artigen Megen
baben unermeBli1en S9aben angerids
tet. Su 6ia COUNTY finb ole 9riiden
fortgef9memmt unb bic grnten baben
firfterlib gelitten. gbenfo 1T es in
ben onberen Counties. Ser 8erluf
Der giienbabnen entsiebt fid ieber obers
Hddli9en S9dbung. Die Central.
unb bic WtiRouri 8 Babn baben nabe
@ranbbietD, ettpa 1000 Wann an Der
Mrbeit, UNI bic @eleife tuieoer In fabrz
barren 3uftanb 5u bringeu.
= Die @aIbefton Wetus {90Bt bic
8aummollen grnte bes 6taates 9eras
fir bas Sabr 1886 auf 1887 auf 1,345,-
1875 8alen ab.
= Sn mel9' blibenbem 3ufiaube
f@ oas oifteranif6e 9oI3sei9dft befin.
Get, 3eigt cine Noti3 bes Beaumont.
gnterpriie"; fe tbeilt nit, baB 6err
s. VI. pierce, Der gintauf $ aIaent Der
r@bicago Baubol3s@ ompagnie" fir ben
Sdben bort angefommen III, unb f1brt
baum fort: vDieler 6err unb ber i'm
bcgleitenoe asent Der D5isen @efenfdaft
In Widita, Ranfas, fpreden bic 6offs
itung aus, Dab He i'm fommenben Sabre
10000 Magenlabungen fiOliGen Doll
ses borrdtbig babeu tperbeu. Die
@eielf9aft beiibt einise 60 9ol3bofe In
Nebrasfa, 3anfas unb Wifouri. Das
Serritorium, pel9es gum Gei9dftsge.
bet bes 6errn pierce geb6rt, erftredt
fi6 BON Granciseo GIuB In Nrtanias
Bis gum Merifanif@n GoIfe; bic Ser.
rem ma6ien iebr bebeutenbe gintdufe
tn Beaumont. 9iefe Niiblen boben
iebt 9ontratte fit 700. 600 SGueuen
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iie finb fur Bite Strede bon SaltiQo Bis
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idbri9e @isenibumspertb III gorpel
@ouniD UNI $4,000, unb in 2amar
@oulir iosat UNI $776. 900 aueeuom.
men, Ddbreub er in @nabalupe Gounip
UNI 1913 600 ~gefunfen lit.
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6elrn vi. Moore III firsIid in ben BE.
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